Pack of 20 M6 Zinc Alloy Threaded Hex Nuts, Zinc Alloy Insert Nuts Assortment (M6 25mm) DENUOTOP

Excellent quality: These nuts are made of high-quality zinc-plated carbon steel, offering strength and good corrosion resistance in a variety of environments. Easy to use: These versatile threaded nuts are easy to use. Features: Insert nuts are advantageous compared to cylindrical and T-nuts because they can be installed from one side of the workpiece. Assorted kit: There are 6 different nut sizes (please see size details in the description or photos) so you can manage your project effectively. Note: The pre-drilled hole must be as deep as the length of the insert nut plus any portion of the bolt that can be screwed beyond the end of the nut into the workpiece. Product Description: Size and Quantity (Optional): M6 * 10 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M6 * 13 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M6 * 15 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M6 * 17 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M6 * 20 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M6 * 25 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M8 * 13 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M8 * 15 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M8 * 17 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M8 * 20 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M8 * 25 mm 20 pcs (Optional) M10 * 25mm 20 pcs (optional)

Package includes: 20 pcs x Insert Nuts

Specifications:

Material: Zinc-plated carbon steel

Type: Hex socket screw

Package includes: 20 pcs x Insert Nuts

Description:

An insert nut provides a threaded socket for a piece of wood, similar to a wall anchor. These insert nuts are inserted into a pre-drilled screw hole; in this case, the external protrusions bite into the wood, preventing the nut from spinning or being pulled out.

Features:

These insert nuts are made of high-quality zinc-plated carbon steel for durability and rust protection.

Threaded insert nuts have an external thread, and the hexagonal socket is tightened with a hex key. Insert nuts are advantageous compared to cylindrical and T-nuts because they can be installed from one side of the workpiece. Threaded insert nuts are available in various sizes, which you can choose for your project. The pre-drilled hole should be as deep as the length of the nut plus any portion of the bolt that can be screwed beyond the end of the nut into the workpiece.